Philly Theatre Week 2020 is everywhere, all at once
PTW2020, February 6 to the 16th, is only the third iteration of Theatre Philadelphia’s 10-day ‘week’ of work.
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Not So Invisible: Invisible City: Philadelphia and the Vernacular Avant-garde at University of the Arts
The 3 plus month-long, interdisciplinary exhibition shows off the fruits of this city’s most significant contributions to visual, literary, and musical culture between 1956 and 1976.
Controversy starts today
Philadelphia’s newest exhibition at the Philadelphia Visionary Arts Gallery aims to shine a light on some of the polemic topics coursing through our current culture.
Ars Nova Workshop and the art of the moving jazz image
Philadelphia artist and photojournalist Ryan Collerd ends his Ars Nova Workshop exhibition of live, black & white photos with a bang.
THEN NOW NEXT at the Merriam Theater
The International Association of Blacks in Dance hosts a four-day festival for black dance companies from all over the U.S. for the 32nd year in a row.
Shasta Bady – ‘As Above, So Below’
A new photos exhibit by Philadelphia Photographer Shasta Bady captures everyday faces of SEPTA riders in ‘As Above, So Below.’
Brotherly Love for David Bowie: Kick-off “Philly Loves Bowie Week” 2020 at the National Liberty Museum
For someone unfamiliar with David Bowie’s illustrious career or the City of Brotherly Love’s enduring
The Nutt Crak-Up, ContempraDANCE’s The Nutcracker, Philly Style
ContempraDANCE Theatre’s Philly Nutt Crak-Up is what you might expect if you took the Nutcracker down to South Street for a good-natured ribbing.
Anthony Lawton’s take on “A Christmas Carol” means you’ll never look at Dickens the same way… Ever!
Running until January 6 through the Lantern Theater Company at The Drake, their holiday season’s
“This Is The Week That Is” at Plays & Players Theatre
The political satire show has become a Philadelphia mainstay and offers something for everyone, because